It has already been 6 months since I had double-jaw surgery. After completing my service as an industrial technical personnel, I decided to undergo double-jaw surgery to resolve not only the stress about my appearance, but also the functional problem of not being able to chew food properly, which even made digestion difficult. Since it was not simply for cosmetic purposes, I chose IU Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery near Sinsa Station, where more specialized treatment was possible, rather than a plastic surgery clinic. On day 1, my throat was swollen, so even breathing was difficult, and it was painful because I could hardly swallow even water. On days 2–3, I recovered at home after being discharged, but bloody phlegm, swelling, and hunger were still very difficult. During week 1, eating and cleaning were the most painful parts, and the stress was also severe.
After the stitches were removed in week 2, the swelling and pain subsided a lot, and people around me told me my impression had become softer, so my satisfaction gradually grew. From week 3, I was also able to do mouth-opening exercises, and I did not have major discomfort opening my mouth.
At 1 month, the pain had almost disappeared, and although the swelling would come back slightly at night, I was satisfied with my side profile. At 2 months, my face looked more natural, and I was gradually able to eat. Hard foods were still difficult, but there was no major inconvenience in daily life. At 3–4 months, most of the swelling had gone down, and I could really feel that both my appearance and function had improved much more than before.
And now, at 6 months. The swelling is now almost completely gone, and my face looks so completely natural that I can no longer even remember my pre-surgery face. The only thing I worry about is that I gained a little weight from being able to eat as much as I want, but now that both my jaw function and facial balance have stabilized, my satisfaction is greater than ever. If you are considering double-jaw surgery, I recommend choosing a specialized hospital with confidence rather than fear. I think having my surgery at IU Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery near Sinsa Station was truly a very good choice.
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